How do I fix error code IE on a LG washers?

1. undefined: Confirm IE is displayed 2. undefined: Press WASH/RINSE and DELAY WASH simultaneously to check water level frequency 3. undefined: If frequency below 24.6 kHz: check air chamber and tube for clogging 4. undefined: If frequency OK: check if filter inlet valve is clogged - clean or replace filter 5. undefined: If filter OK: check if inlet valve connectors are broken or loose - reconnect or repair 6. undefined: Check resistance between each terminal of INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY - should be 0.8-1.2 kOhm 7. undefined: If resistance out of range: replace INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY 8. undefined: If resistance OK: check voltage at inlet valve connector - if 120V DC, replace INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY 9. undefined: Check connector to MAIN PWB (NA4, BL6, RD6) - reconnect or repair if disconnected 10. undefined: Verify electrical connection using wiring diagram - replace MAIN HARNESS if incorrect 11. undefined: Recheck water level frequency - if still below 24.6 kHz, check PRESSURE SWITCH 12. undefined: If all checks pass but error persists: replace MAIN PWB ASSEMBLY 13. undefined: Installation safety check: no water tap leakage, no freeze, no hose entanglement, no water shortage, no shrinkage on supply hose, no supply hose leakage

LG Washers2022–present

Error Code IE

Q: What does error code IE mean on a LG washers?

Inlet Valve Error - water supply problem detected Water level frequency below 24.6 kHz (air chamber or tube clogged); Filter inlet valve clogged with foreign material; Inlet valve connectors broken or loose; Resistance of inlet valve assembly outside 0.8-1.2 kOhm range; Inlet valve connector voltage 120V DC indicating failed valve; Connector to MAIN PWB disconnected (NA4, BL6, RD6); Electrical connection incorrect (main harness fault); Water level frequency still below 24.6 kHz after connector check (pressure switch)

Inlet Valve Error - water supply problem detected

Moderate

Address soon - your appliance may not work properly

What This Means

Water level frequency below 24.6 kHz (air chamber or tube clogged); Filter inlet valve clogged with foreign material; Inlet valve connectors broken or loose; Resistance of inlet valve assembly outside 0.8-1.2 kOhm range; Inlet valve connector voltage 120V DC indicating failed valve; Connector to MAIN PWB disconnected (NA4, BL6, RD6); Electrical connection incorrect (main harness fault); Water level frequency still below 24.6 kHz after connector check (pressure switch)

How to Fix

1
Confirm IE is displayed
2
Press WASH/RINSE and DELAY WASH simultaneously to check water level frequency
3
If frequency below 24.6 kHz: check air chamber and tube for clogging
4
If frequency OK: check if filter inlet valve is clogged - clean or replace filter
5
If filter OK: check if inlet valve connectors are broken or loose - reconnect or repair
6
Check resistance between each terminal of INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY - should be 0.8-1.2 kOhm
7
If resistance out of range: replace INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY
8
If resistance OK: check voltage at inlet valve connector - if 120V DC, replace INLET VALVE ASSEMBLY
9
Check connector to MAIN PWB (NA4, BL6, RD6) - reconnect or repair if disconnected
10
Verify electrical connection using wiring diagram - replace MAIN HARNESS if incorrect
11
Recheck water level frequency - if still below 24.6 kHz, check PRESSURE SWITCH
12
If all checks pass but error persists: replace MAIN PWB ASSEMBLY
13
Installation safety check: no water tap leakage, no freeze, no hose entanglement, no water shortage, no shrinkage on supply hose, no supply hose leakage